Student status classification

Classification of student status (normal vs probationary) is first done after a student has finished his/her second regular semester and shall be done at the end of every regular semester (hence excluding a summer session). Classification of student status may be done at the end of a summer session ONLY IF the student is expected to graduate or has fulfilled all of the degree requirements in that summer session.

In case you have taken a semester-long leave of absence, classification of student status is NOT done for that semester.

Your summer GPA (if any) will be calculated together with the GPA that you earn in the following regular semester, after which your student status will be classified.

Students’ status belongs to one of these two types based on the GPAX-based classification system.

Normal status             :    Students having enrolled for the first time (in their first semester)

and those having earned GPAXs of 2.00 or higher; and

Probationary status    :   Students whose GPAXs are between 1.50 and 1.99.

(See Appendix 3 for more information on GPAX-based studentship classification and termination.)